[2021 DIY Doormat Making Idea] Complete Guide On How To Make A Doormat At Home With Flex Seal
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Last Updated on 2021-02-09 by Spongebob
Learn how to make a hand-painted doormat with our handmade doormat step by step tutorial! A simple and fun way to personalize your front porch and cute DIY doormat design your own. Take a look at these doormat design images!
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I’m so excited to bring this custom DIY doormat tutorial to clothe your patio and welcome your guests. With a little prep, DIY doormat spray paint, and a quick DIY stencil you’ll be ready to open the doors for a summer of enjoyment.
I love taking something simple and adding a little creativity to create an exclusive piece for my home. This DIY doormat without Cricut is an inexpensive way to give your home a customized look in just a few steps, for very little money.
Supplies:
- plain doormat– I picked mine up at the local hardware store, but I’ve seen them at Target and on Amazon as well.
- adhesive vinyl or freezer paper
- stencil found here– I used a Cricut to cut out mine, but you can print out on 2 sheets of freezer paper and cut with scissors or a craft knife as well.
- red, white, and blue paint– Any craft paint will do, just check to make sure it can be used for outdoor applications.
- Stiff paint brush or stippling brush– I started with spray paint and a roller. Due to the dense natural fibers, these DIY doormat with old clothes weren’t exuberant enough to create a good enough layer of paint. Go with a nice stiff brush.
HOW TO MAKE DIY HAND PAINT DOORMAT?
Instructions:
- Create your stencil using the freezer paper method or with adhesive vinyl.
- Place your stencil in the preferred location on your pretty doormat. Iron on the freezer paper stencil or peel the backing paper back to set your vinyl glue.
- Dip your paintbrush into the red paint first and begin marking the paint onto the top 1/3 of your hello stencil. Take care to use an up and down motion, especially around the edges, to ensure you create crisp edges on your letters.
- Next, paint the base 1/3 of your hello with blue paint.
- Paint the middle of the hello with white paint, making sure to make the inner white portion dense, and the outer edges towards the red and white more transparent to give it that gradient look. You may wish to slightly overlap the white on the colors.
- Remove the stencil, and allow it to dry for at least 24 hours before using it. Finally, if you wish, add a clear coat to the painted area to protect it and make it last longer.
The final DIY mat is fun and doormat DIY are easy and perfect for giving your entry a fun summer vibe!
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